Hello friends! I know it’s technically still summertime, but I’m ready for fall weather. And since I still need a lot more Halloween cards to give to a local retirement home, I decided to use another Halloween paper pad. I prefer using the cuter designs and not to avoid the scary stuff. So I chose to use DCWV Spooky Halloween paper collection. Any papers that I felt were too spooky, I simply used the opposite side of the paper. About half of the papers have a pretty orange foil accent which I thought was a nice addition to the cards.

I used my 6×6 Paper Pad Tutorial and one paper pad to make 35 cards.

Because it takes many hours to use up a 6×6 paper pad, this video has been sped up 7 times. The real time recording was just over 4 hours, not including any of my planning, prep, or die cutting time. Watch the video below or click HERE to see it on YouTube.

In addition to using the 6×6 paper pad, I also used 20 sheets of  8 1/2″ x 11″ and 4 sheets of  12″ x 12″ solid colored cardstock.

Cardstock colors – 

Black – Recollections

Easter grass – Bazzill

Orange – unknown

Hydrangea – Coredinations

Here are close up pictures of the cards I made, including sketches and measurements. Operation Write Home sketches are the only ones that already provide measurements. For all the other sketches, I simply figure the measurements out on my own, for what works for me. All of my cards are A2 size. Go HERE to see my video explaining how I determine card sketch measurements. All cards are made using DCWV Spooky Halloween 6×6 paper pad.

Sketch – Operation Write Home #161

Sentiment/Image cut aparts – DCWV

Small stitched circle die – Lawn Fawn

Sketch – Robin’s Craft Room

Sentiment/Image cut aparts – DCWV

Small stitched circle die – Lawn Fawn

Ribbon – May Arts

Sketch – Mojo Monday #361

Sentiment stamp – Lil Inker Designs

Stitched letter dies – Lil Inker Designs

Oval dies – Spellbinders

Banner die – American Crafts

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Ribbon – May Arts

Sketch – Sketch Saturday #523

Sentiment stamps – Lil Inker Designs and Reverse Confetti

Stitched background die – Lil Inker Designs

Circle dies – Spellbinders

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Nuvo Crystal Drops

Sketch – MFT #395

Sentiment stamp – Hero Arts

Ghost die – Lil Inker Designs

Circle dies – Spellbinders

Peel Offs – Love From Lizi

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – Operation Write Home #219

Sentiment stamp – Lil Inker Designs

Circle dies – Spellbinders

Stitched circle die – Lawn Fawn

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – Reverse Confetti #55

Sentiment stamps – Lil Inker Designs

Peel Offs – Love From Lizi

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Nuvo Crystal Drops

Perfect Palette die – Lil Inker Designs

Sentiment Stamp – Lil Inker Designs

Ghost die – Lil Inker Designs

Banner die – Reverse Confetti

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Nuvo Glitter Drops

Highlighted supplies

Below are links to some of the products used in this post. These are affiliate links that will help me offset the costs of creating these cards.  When purchased through these links, I receive a small commission that does not affect the price you pay.  I appreciate your viewing my blog and the support you provide.

DCWV 6×6 paper pad – Spooky Halloween

Spellbinders dies – Standard Circles Small

Spellbinders dies – Standard Circles Large

Tonic Studios – guillotine paper trimmer

Scotch – Pink ATG (Advanced Tape Glider)

Mini MISTI Stamp Tool

Lawn Fawn Lawn Cuts – Small Stitched Circle dies

Lawn Fawn – Glue Tube

Lawn Fawn – Stamp Shammy

Crop-a-Dile – Corner Chomper

Scor Tape – one inch

Scor Tape – 1/2 inch

Scor Tape – 1/8 inch

Nuvo Crystal drops – Ebony Black

Nuvo Glitter drops – White Blizzard

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15 Replies to “DCWV Spooky Halloween – 35 cards from one 6×6 paper pad”

  • Your cards and videos are always amazing. I always love your paper choices. Great job! Thanks so much for sharing your talent.

  • Another wonderful set of cards, Kristie. You are so talented and use the papers to well to create terrific cards. Great array of sketches, too. I look forward to watching the video. 🙂

  • Thank you, Jeanne! This paper collection was a bit different than my usual choices, but I still really enjoyed using it. 🙂

  • Awesome job Kristie. My wish list is growing with every 6×6 tutorial.
    Where can I find the Reverse Confetti Card Sketches? The link takes me to the website but not the sketches.

  • Thank you! Sorry for the continued enabling. 😉 I always try to link directly to the specific sketch. But Reverse Confetti redid their website several months ago and now it's really hard to find the exact post for each sketche. But I still wanted to give credit, so I just linked to their website. I'll probably be using their sketches less and less since I can't link to them anymore.

  • I am putting together a card making day with a bunch of my friends who are in recovery. I've taken my inspiration from your videos to put together packets of 6×6 papers and card stock with some stamped sentiments of encouragement for us to pass along to others who are in recovery. Thank you for being such a great inspiration.

  • What a fabulous idea! I'm sure your friends are going to have so much creating cards to share with others. What a wonderful blessing. I'm so glad I could provide some inspiration for you. Happy crafting!

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